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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

Is an opinion delivered by Judge
Gordon, Of Philadelphia, Friday, ii
Was held that the seventeenth sec-
ton Of the Brooks High license
law WAS unconstitutional This section
zDakes it unlawful for a person, either
with or without license, 20 furnish by
sale, gift or otherwise, any vinous, spirit
nous, mali OF bewed liquor at any time
% a minor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

Or the $4,000 colored troops enrolled
for the Union, 36.s47 died in the service.
Iftheir old masters VIII let the same per
cent vote we shall pet results we shall be
a. prond Of a. we were Of the record Of
the 10000 who were enrolled. and the
a6 So who fall. lnl.f-N -Nc.qn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

Ar the last census taken six wears ago.
shere we're l77,967 ~hite and i4s.-
Al ceiOred males p wears of age in
Georgia, Of whom less than 6.0oo ger,
foreign born. and most of these were nat
araized out = about $4,000 persons
.qsslifed TO vote in fhat one State, p ,55a
voted al the last Congressional election
and AL the rest did not vote. Less than
l44.OOO q the $4,000 male adults q Geor-
ga voted for an the candidates az the
last Presidential election more than 49,
Geo did not yaie Al all.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

The Democratic Congressional caucus
Saturday night was rather tame affair
only one personal encounter being in
dulged in 20 enliveD the occasion. Rep
resentatiye Blount choaked Representa-
tive Breckenridge and Representative
Breckenridge took Representative Blount
a "biif on the nose, after which apologies
were exchanged with friendly hsndshak-
in.--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
ALSO ON
WEDNESDAY, DEG. ~, 1887,

All the right, title, interest and claim Of jos
Cumlnins, Of. IN and to the following described
real estate, 20 wit
No l \ certain lot or purcell of gronnd situate
IN the borough of Confluence. SoEnerse County.
Pa, adjoining lands of Wood K Corson on the
north, T. H. Frantz on the east, - street on the
south, and - street on the west, containing fDuI
90 acres more or less, having thereon erected two
two-siory plank dwelling houses, stable and other
outbui<lings, with the appurtenanees
No. : A certain lot or parcel of ground situate
IN Confluence Borough, Stale and County afDre-
said, bounded aud described "a follows viz on
the norte by street. ON the east by street. on
the south by the Davis farm, and on the west by
a street, containing two o. acres more or less.
with tannery located thereon, with the aDpur-
tcfiances.
No. J. two certain lots of ground in one enelos-
ufef situate in Confluence Borough State and
County aforesaid, known on the plan Of said
Borough as lots Nos. - and Ss in Black :. bound
on the north by lot No. 81, on the east by an al
ley on the south by lot No. "a and on the west
by William street, each containing one-fifteenth
of an acre. having thereon erected n small frame
buiidiyg, with the oppurtenanees.
Taken in execution as the property Of Joseph
Cummins, a; the suit OF Abraham Angusine
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE
Three and "a Quarter Thousand
FOREMOST LIVING WRITER'S

The ablest and most cultivated intellects in
every department OF Literature. Science Politics
and Art. find expression in the Periodical Iitera-
ture of Europe, and especially Of Great Britain
The Liria9 Age forming four large volumes
year, furnishes from the great and generally in
accessible OF this literature the only compi
laticn that, while within ihe reach of all is sat
isfacfory IN the COMPLETENESS with which IL
embraces whatever is of immediate interest or
of solid, permanent value.
Ii i therefore indispensable 10 everyone who
wishes To keep pace with the events of infelectu-
al progress of the time 10 cultivate In himself
OF his family general intelligence or literary
lxlSte
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
Most Mysteriously Murdered

EnK Pa. Dec 2-Wm Jones. reSsau-
rant keeper gas found in his place Of bust
ness shortly before E2idnight lying in pool
Of blood with his skull brc,Sep and his pock-
rs rifsed. All the doors Of the seftsurant
wefe securely locked and ihe lights put Qua.
Investigation reveals the tact that the assault
was committed is she early evening and the
place had been found closed by many OF the
customers
There i as yet not the slightest clue to the
murderers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1887,

All the right title, interest and claim OF Albert
Ber keyPiie OF, in and to a certain tract of land
situate in Shade township, Somerset county. Pa
adjoining lands OF Dr. John Ely's heir. William
Thomas and Jaekman's heirs. containing - acres
more or less, about 20 acres cleared balance well
tImbered.with one and oneehalf story lOe house
and stable thereon erected and good coal mine
open ON The land This tract lies on the public
road leading from MctiregOr's mill TO Bedford
county.
Taken in execution the property Of Albert
BerkeypIle at The suit of Layina Groves Use.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dec. z.-1he public debt, ac-
oor'iing 10 the statement of the Treasury De
partment, increased 81 ,4so, $50 in consequence
of the unusually large pension payments
amounting to SIS. 2s7 $50. against ST., SOC. COO
in November 1886.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

An persons purchasing at the above sale will
please take notice that a part OF the purchase
nOney-to be made known at the time Of the
saie-wil be required as soon as the property is
Knocked down, otherwise IL will again be expos
ed to sale az the risk of the firss purchaser The
residue OF the purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday of the Ist week Of the Dee
term Of Court the time fixed by the Cour,
for securing the acknowledgment Of deeds and
no deed viii be acknowledged antil the purchase
money is paid in fun
sherifi-s Ofiice JOHN WINTERS,
Nov. 10, 1877. Sheri
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
T EGALNoTICE.

To John Tosp0n, residing in Russell Lucas Co
Iowa, William T0spOn. residing in Hamilton
Caldwell County, Missouri, Lizzie TospOn re
siding in Kingston, Caldwell County Mis-
souri,. and Mary Kelly, residing in indopend-
ent- Montgomery county. Kansas.
You are hereby cited tn be and appear before
the Judges of our 0rphans' Court al somerset
Pa ON Monday, the l2th day of December fSS7
al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. then and there Il
show eanse. If any You have. why the sums due
you as heirs of Daniel TospOn. deed should moi
be appropriated TO pay the expenses OF keeping
Your mother At the poor house Herein fail not
sHERIFF's OFFICE, JOHN WINTERS
Nov. II, lST3-at sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

THE Boston Henuid says; Judge
Gresham would be the strongest presi-
dental candidate the Republicans could
nominate
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
The Republican Caucus.


WASHINGTON. Dee. s--The republican
members VI the House of Representa-
( tiyes held their first canc,is of the session
/ thisafternoon. Ofthe republican representa-
tion of i53 members. III we're In attendance.
None of the four independent members elect
were present Representative j. G. Cannon,
! of Illinois, and Representative Louis Me-
conlas. OF Maryland. were respectively Ne
elected to the positions which they held
during the last Congress Of chairman and
secretary ofthe caucus.
When these preliminaries had been ar
ranged Representative Mckinley, Of Ohio,
nominated Thomas b. Reed Of Maine for
Speaker, and the nomination was confirmed
bp acclamation. Mr. Reed made a brief
speech in which he counseled part harmcny
and predicted republican victory in the
next Presidential election.
Nominations for the remaining officers of
the next House were then madeas follows -
Edmund Mcpherson. of Pennsylvania, by
Representative Bayne, for Clerk: Daniel
Shepard, of Illinois. by Adams. for Sergeant
at-Arms; W T. Fitch, of Ohio, by Mr..
Bu,terworth, for Doorkeeper; Charles *.
Grey, of Dakota, by Mr. Nelson, for Post
master, and Francis W, Thomas. of Indiana,
by Mr. Browne, for Chaplain.
The nominations We're agreed TO without
debate, except in the case ofGrey, upon whose
nomination some little discussion arose as to
the propriety of recognizing the Territories
in the distribution OF House offices.
Mr.. Thomas. who was nominated for
Chaplain, is minister of the Society OF
Friends and is well Known in the West as
the Quaker preacher"
After long discussion as 10 the advisable
ity of such action the caucus authorized the
chairman 10 appoint a committee of eleven
members, to be known as the :. caucus COM
mittee, aud to be charged with the duty of
calling the caucus together whenever it may
be necessary Only an incidental mention
was made of the tariff during the session
and no attempt was made to outline policy
to be followed by the republicans of the
House.
THE DEMOCRATIC cAucUs.
WASHINGTON. Dee. I.-fhe Democratic
members met in the hall of the House of
Representatives to-day to nominate Speak
er Representative Cox, of New York, called
the caucus 10 order, aud in a speech of con-
siderable length favored the reelection of
Speaker Carlisle, who, on motion of Repre-
sentative Breckenridge, of Kentucky, was
nominated by accamation, which comph-
ment Mr. Carlisle acknowledged in pleas
ant speech J. r. Leedom. of Ohio, was
nominated for Sergeant alarms. and after a
warm fight Hurt was named for doorkeeper
In the Democratic caucus to nominate
officers of the House breckenridge, OF Ark, |
made bitter attack on ponelson, candi- !
date for doorkeeper. Blount, of Georgia, de- |
Tended Donelson, when Breckenridge called |
him a liar The two members then came
together in slugging match. when both I
were beaten about the face Blount is 81 I
and Breckenridge II year Of age. They |
made mutual apologies and shook hands be |
fore the caucus adjourned.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

REPRESENTATIVE JoHN q. CARLISLE. Of
Kentucky. was nominated by aeciama-
ton for speaker Of the Fiftieth Congress
bv the Democratic caucus saturday night
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

MR JAooB SnAnP, the King Of the New
York CITY Boodler-. having been granted
a new trial has been released from jail
bail. He gave bail in the sum Of forty
fhonsapd dollars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

IT looks very much as though Mr. Don
Dickinson WA to have a cabinet appoint
meni for Christmas gift he has sold
his house and gone 20 Washington 10 live.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

TaA Republicans Of the House held
caucus Saturday and cast their votes IN
favor Of Thomas B. Reed, Of Maine, for
Speaker
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

EvrRY OR is happy with the outlook
for a handsome holiday trade. Children
Young and old. are waiting for santa
Clans
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

GEsERAL ClNrox B. FIsE, Of New Jer-
sew. it i supposed viii be the Prohibit
non presidential candidate IN 1885.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
Club Prices for the Best Home and
Foreign Literature,

f. Possessed of the LIyisG AGE and one or 9th
er Of our vivaciJus American monthlies. a sub
seriber viii find himself in command of the
whole situation "--Pha Ers B,llefia
For SO 50 THE LIVING AGE and any one of the
American 81 monthlies Tor Hurpers H'seklsor R,,-
zGrl will be sent for year postpaid or for - "a
The LIVING AGE and the y Nicholas or seribaeS's
Aslasr-fIse Address,
LITTELL d CO.; Boston.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
TRUsTEEs SALE
-oF-
Valuable Real Estate.
DWELLING HOUSE

also on this tract gBOd water power saw Mil
with excellent water power for both saw and
grist mil the old Baker Distiiisry il also ls.-
Gated on this property. The farm contains a fin.
young orchard Of bearing fruit trees About u,
acres OF the land IS cleared and the balance wen
tifnbered. The farm lies along the Mt Pleasant
and Betford Turnpike, aud the dwelling j. in
the town OF Bakersviiie This tract will be sold
separately, in parcels, OF q whole. 81 the best
advantage of the estate.
No n Containing sss acres more or les
NO. 4 adjoining lands af Wesley Bar,
clay, Uriah Masful and others, The whole os
this trret j. covered with tiIneer principally
chestnut anl white oak.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of RI Fa and
Nend Ex. issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas of Somerset county. | will expose to public
sale Al the Court House In Somerset Borough
NJ O'Clock y. m on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
Also

All the right title, interest AMI claim Of VIM.
Walter OF. in and 10 the following described lol
Of ground situate in the town OF Garrett summit
ip somerset co, Pa, ing ON the southwest side OF
Cdsseiman river, beginning at corner OF lot for
merly owned by u. sheeler at the public road
leading from Garrett TO summit Mills thence
south on line of said lot 20 degrees east l63 feet
thence along said alley north ID degrees west i43
feet 10 said public road thence along the same
north 50 degrees east l06 feet 20 place Of begin
ming, containing three-eghhts Of an acre. or sixty
square rods, strict measure, with a one story
dwelling house thereon erected, with the appur-
tenances.
taken ~ execution ~ the property Of VIM
Walter AT the suit OF James Flowers. use OF PRS
eilia Burkholder Administrative of VIM Burk-
holder decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
Also

All the right title. interest and claim Of 50
phia Null and George Null Of in aud 10 a Ger
tain tract OF land situate in Stonycreek Twp
somerset Co. Pa, adjoining lands OF Josiah J
containing thirty-three ess acres with the appur-
tenanetS
Taken in execution the property of sophia
Suhreas uSf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07
Ladies Shoes

have the Finest Line ever brought 10 Somerset.
at Astonishingly Low Prices. A special invi-
taiion i extended tD call and see these Goods.
Ny stock of goods and the prices at which they
are sold, cannot be surpassed. Cnstom-made
work and repairing specially. Call and see
my stock and you viii certainly find just what
you want Respectfully,
JOHN G. sANNER,
NJ. 3. Mammoth Block. Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-07

Al the right title, interest aud claim Of Isaac
D. Ailkeny, Of, in and 10 the following described
two traets Of land, viz
No. ], situate in Somerset twp. Somerset Co
Pa, adjoining lands of VI. Beam, Joseph Rhoads,
George Ludy, A. J. Ankeny, Ephraim Speiencr.
Jonathan Brendle and Others, containing ls,
acres, and having thereon erected a two story
dwelling heuve, bank barn and other outbuiid-
lngs, with the appurtenanees The above tract is
located within few miles of the proposed south
Penn Railroad is in high state OF cultivation
"a Large portion being in good meadow, Is sell
watereff, and has an orchard Of 800 fruit-hearing
treeS-all choice fruit
No ?, situate in Somerset and Jefferson Tvs iis-
somerset county. Pa adjoining lands of simon
Iuiali's heirs. Noah Brendle and Others contain
ing 100 acres, with the appurtenances This
tract Is well covered with good timber.
Taken IN execution as the property of Isaac D.
Ankeny al the suit OF the Commonwealth Of Pa
Use OF Lydia Emma Ankeny. and Others.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

NJ. 5. Mammoth Block,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at Gas Per Cont. Government
Quiet but St~eady-StockS Higher-Fi""r
Quiet aud Unchanged-whrat Higher.
New YORK, September 22.-Money on
call ,I~y, ranging from Is 10 = per cent ,
last loan ut 3 per cent, closing offered at
/ per cent. prIme mercantile pager : pc.
ceut. s,,rllug exchange irycr',h hut uu-
changed.
GovERS.sEyra- Quiet hut steady 80
firm.
FourS Coupons .............. ...............l
FOurS6ut-a. naI.. .......... ........ ...........lu -'l
Pacific SiXc- " l>a5 .... ....... ........... . ...-..l..
SrArES-Neglectcd.
RNlLRuAns-Nore active and stronger,
sales 5000, 200.
S~TOCK--rhc stock market vas much
less active to day the inclination being to
await developments II regard 70 the new
treasury policy, while the bears were not
80 prominent under the improved feeling
on the street. 4 confident feeling found
expression late in the day, when an nd
vance, stimulated hy favorable Iumora,
was brought about. 1t was said that u
large amount OF four per cents were to BE-
offered from this city to-day, and also that
NANENlNs NihNllR ~ HtIt lstNA pNsAhstE'A wv
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Sys-
TEN. Western Union became the pivot ut
the Stock Exchange by reason OF this and
led in the afternoons advance. The open
ing was extraordinarily strong At an ad-
vance OF ! per cent. Further slight gains
made in early dealings, but the pressure to
sell turned the curse q! prices downward
and losses ranging Us high as ! were Sus-
tanned. The market then became icyerlsu
and unsettled but generally weak and re
lapscd into dullnrSs. In the last hour de
Cjdrd strength was developed under the
lead OF Western Union. The close WIS
quiet but firm at near the best figures OF
the day. Closing prices almo't invariably
higher. lake Erie and Western Preferred
is up q. Manhattan 81, Omaha Il, Della.
ware and Hudson Il, Reading l., Western
Union n, Northwestern l., and Michigan
Central /. Sales 3~6,SiU shares. Quota
tions closed bid as follows.
Adams Express lIj; American f.NlTc,s
TO-, Canada Pacific %. Contra Pacific
81. Chuyaueakr aud OHIO >, 10 lrrt-IIr!
lirsts .. 90 sn"Ours Is, Chicago aud Alton,
100. do preferred 10; Chicago, RurliHnt"u
a"i Quincy l%l. Delaware n"l Hudson
gS. Dg.l..u, i&ciHa,auua amt We ten,
l27s. N,r,a ,.t kio '.rard", 2ih; Erie,
%. uu rI,i-rrr1 90. # Nlyn.. 1870,
I]iluu,. ,|-rtr2,. ii-.. !ahs Shore, %
Mj,hl.ur Cr;u1'. Sol Minneapolis 1u.N
.,, I,ai-. M ia preferred, -. Ms>.ul
ta2,a. ~. %"-thrGa Pacific, - Gy
preferred. igs. Chicago and Errlhwr. Tern.
ll2, h. p.-''r-r! IN! New YrrE Cen
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\ MONSTER PETITION
Eight Thousand Signatures Sccured-Ob-
i"ctlons To the New Appeal.

Eight Thousand Signatures Sccured-Ob-
ioctlons to the New Appeal.
CHICAGO, September 2l.-The number
OF signutures to the petition for clemency
on behalf OF the Anarchists reached about
eight thousand yesterday, counting those
iht' tine committee OF the Amnesty Asso-
yiatou had received actual returns for.
OF iii. a1mhcg aa0u, five thousand were
va The city and ;bc remainder scattered
tusougu a., STATE. There has been no
system vet discovered by the committee To
circulate the petition. At present III"
blanks and circulars are being sent to men
p.mt1cUt il labor organizations.
The committee has written ont another
app %. % 20 at the head OF the petition
blaHSs. II is WoJr Nolumluous than the
uJ-l one and Eaters IL th" passions OF those
who. even IN % petition fer ClrmenCy, can
not targo expressions OF abuse against the
judicial procedure by which the Anarchists
were convicted. This new petition was
drawn up as an experiment and will he
submitted to the Amnesty Association at
It's meeting tonight
Amcmhgr of the committee said yester-
day AS far rs this expression Of lndig.
nation NJ the verdict is concerned, | think
mytrl, that In" verdict is a burning shame
and au outrage, but it is entirely out Of
piar, To- Put any thing Of that kind into a
petition for clemency, and ! for one aru
setting aside my personal feelings in the
matter entirely. 90
Captain Black was expected to arrive IL
New York sometime to day, but his bust
uees az Ottawa prevented his departure.
lie IS to submit the case To General Pryor,
with q view Of getting him to take the
ease before the Supreme Court OF tie
United States.
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CI.Ds


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No change IN 'o''"r an" sugars '"iHe'
good az tirmc. and scarce. Syrup Is p
hi.f,r lud GOOD sugar syrup scarce. Mack
oval ,f,,I !ir,,- are hi,h and scarce Rice
20. .c.r
x" E--Caro.InI mead bA%;CaroIln" Gh"tc"
&C. Carolina PRIME -. h'"'7'"''' '''''
Java pearl 't'. .,
SNfI -Ch"irT HNHi' HStUT5E ''Tn'''
Lon I,,,i's I~, G, - G,,, ',aTn,' E,,. ~,
'.'"'', " '' 'r sE,, NV, E"ir Larr, g,o
zen 2'''D" NJ Wv. ,T,,l. s,|nn l.,.
barrel QUO I'Hp! 'iIi'' |ll"y pix
rcls. ''ri L'E"y S''PLf . .', rI .,, E ~.
ny Maple ~ E'''ol h'TL '', "t\"J m'
pie ." gallon h'E~IoI, my '.'I'' ntaI .
'!H'j "'T' ""@" i''"' lNIIrp' .,"I. ..
,' nIll,'''ti r,,, mn,, ~
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~ CO.. - 1i;,,,F .,,,i, ~.u, t,
1.,ny %T,.5r. p,l.r'. ro,... 25,a1c.
ar.as = r,n,s1qlc.m,.
l;,." = q hams Ike. small :. g hams
II". T,liforrI, rrmt gy. \. c breakfast
L.,,, ~Ig,1g5r.S G .narl,r,. q .Ioncl,,@
'',.' ,a''.' ,... ..i. M. L,..n .bc,l-
- ,I5,..' $780,, L,.r li,i,. ordinary
Go., l.j.. rity sides liz: Lmulv
mex. porE. 5lb niece. III cu. n,Jn PORK,
fr. clear. H. o'i.
r,yn-T,.a -. L.lfh,,r,is IL. .ub,
a.. ,.: H.. 80. tin
''?, ~ '.|' Elm ..,,r. IN H., So
lH,''s, u.s., H., 90 I,.a,i, am. IT.
~" vs. M INaN AhN| v H.' ~ N-'H
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mrdirjNal.
INITIATED BLOOD
ScrofaIOus, Inherited and COnta-
giOuS HumOrS Cured
by CutiCura.

THROUGH the medium OF one OF sour books
/ received through Nj. Frank 7. Wray, Drug
gist, Apollo, Pa, ! became acquainted with your
CuIicura Remedies, ana take this opportunity to
testify to You that thriG use has permanently
cured me ui one of the worst cases Of blood pul
suuinr, in connection with crysipclas. that !
have ever seen, and this after having been pro
uOuuCcd ncurablc 10y scmcOt the best physicians
in our county. | take great pleasure ia forward
iug to you this testimonial, unsolicited as II Is by
YOU, in OTucr that Others suffering from similar
malAdics may be encouraged 20 give your cut.
euro Remrl!csG trial.
+ :. WHlTLISGEK, ~lcecEhurg. Pa.
References Frank I. Wray, Druggist, Apollo, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-23
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-Flour-
Quiet hut steady. Wheat-Higher, adj
vanced &c; No. , red September 7s.a
-. C; October 79!a79.c; November SOFA
-O4c; December ~l3a~l,c. Corn-Sp 7
very dull. NJ. - h'gh mivsd IL: op
t'uaa wholly nominal; No. ; mixed Sep
,cmber 5Ol5lc; October l9la5Olc; Novem-
Der l~94a5o!c; December 4-ri9c Oars
Spot " shade weaker. 40 > mixed track
Size; No. | mi>rd BE; ungradcd white
Sic; No. 3 white &5lc; 40 , white 81;
.uturrS dali and unchanged. Cheese
Firm; Oaio Hats choice THE. 30 fair to
prime lu!aIic.
'~Ir,tnuati.
C~INoIhNATL September =. Cotton
Dull and weaker. FlOu:-Firmcr. Wheat
-Fi:wer; No. , red 74lc; receipts LOCO
bushels; shipments none. COrn-Ersior;
No. = mlN'd doc. Oats-Quiet; No. >
mixed 2I!a21fc. Rye-Dull: No. 25U}c
Proyisions -Elsy. Wh,sky-Firm; sales
Of l,26i barrels on a haais ri - o.. But
ter, Sugar and Cheesc-Steady Eggs-Ia
good demand At l6ll6lc.
Toledo.
ToLEHO, September -. Wheat
Firm and higher; cash, 40. October NE,
November 1jlc: Drrrm6vr lie. Corn
Steady; May l5.o. OMs-Qn;ct oud firm;
October Pc. Clover Seed bail md
lower, prime 81 To- No. ,, - %.
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II ILCERs.

James T.. Richardson, Custom House, New Or.
leans. on oath say. in lN7O SGrOiuluus ulcers
broke out on my body until ! was Il mass OF cor.
upion. Everything known to the medical fac
u.ty was tried in vain. / became II mere wreck
At times could not In my hands to my head,
could Eut turn In bed; was in constant pain, and
looked upon life ~ a curse. No relief or cure In
ten years. I'm 1850 ! heard Of the Cuticura Rene.
dies, used them, ami was perfectly cured.